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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05

Society In Glosa Over the Strange Disap.
pearaaee or . Box Holder.

Society In Glosa Over the Strange Disap.
pearaaee OF . Box Holder.
When on Sunday last The SUN printed q
list of those who had taken boxes for the sea-
son of German opera, gloom settled over New
York society.
Why did the gloom intrude itself3
Because the name OF Joseph Pulitzer did not
appear among the names Of the box holders,
The yanderbilts. the Geulds. tina Rhinslanders.
and the Bradley Martins were there, but the
name Of Pulitzer was missing.
Still there we're lingering doubts. Nine hun
dred and ninety-nine times In a thousand The
Sun isn't wrong. but this might be the one slip
in the thousand. The proper thing for society
to do was to wait for the opening night Of the
opera. The opening night came, and society
stood aghast. Pulitzer was not in the box oc-
cupied by him last winter.
w. w vas Pal a nod cen de bogs2 who
Of tSs Of
Last year every box had dozen or more Is Visit.
ers-the persons who buy the unsold copies Of
hs to
alton OF sixty-fourth OF q cent a pound over
the ess not pts
The troop Of circulation affidavit makers were
up 10 tnelr cars III perjury III T6Ck row, anu
the army OF liars were busy preparing fakes for
the next issue or were exhausted by recent ef-
as he stroked his ample nose there was q
serenity about his features expressive OF salts
faction that he had risen eboye waiting IN res
and roustabouting on Mississippi steamboats,.
which lhad been his occupation in ante Junk:
dealing days. He had sold enough unreturned
Worlds to buy an opera box. and maybe he
could yet buy his way into society.
30 Pulitzer sat In the opera box waiting. and
near him They looked at him In amusemen mt
from the other side Of the house. and latterly
he came to furnish all the fun they had.
Hence the gloom when they heard that he had
abandoned the intention to walk into society
"Puiitzers mistake" said a well-known
operagoer yesterday. was in not getting his
affidavit makers to swear that he really truly,
and honestly was in society and posting the
notice on his opera box door"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05
An IRVING HAIL FIZzLE
but One hand and q Drum Corps, and Neithe
Pulltzer Nsr Nicoll to Eli the Biii.

hut Ono Hand aud Drum Corps, and Neither
Puiitzer Nsr Niooii to Fiji the Biii.
A very small and tuneless band took q
position in front of Irving Hall ut an early
hour last night and began to play vigorously.
after the manner Of dime museum bands. to
draw crowd and turn 1t into Irving Hall. 1t
mad been extensively advertised as ratifca-
ton OF De Lancey Nicoii, 10 be attended by
Nicoll and Pulitzer.
The management certainly deserve censure
for not providing more bands. The single one
employed played Rule, Britannia" twice, and
turned enough young men inside to I'LL about
two.third tho seats on the floor and work one
man up into the spacious gallery. At 8k the
band gave up and climbed quietly into the gal
lery itself, while the audience impstiently
pounded the. floor with its heels to attract
s soans M Sieo we about The hall
Hsm had 1on neh sS saa sss ysnR
the Gnbioeked aisies several times. followed By
oher 81 o Re na
practised TIL most Of the seats were occupied.
0ts s hd% ss e Was get ao s ne asa
how they would, very soon shatter all oppo:
the Be- Lsnee S Nicoi Dude CUB said he had
come with single view to see that the pledges
OF irving Hall leaders to. the support Of Do
Lancey Nicoll were backed up. He thought
they we're He thought Col FSowss s%Echard
to understand how. and Mr.. Green, did not
intelliGently explaip. =, Stephen 8; Blake
knight and the Republicans brethren. and said
the present Democratic leaders In this city lad
no principles. and that Irving Hall had a great
Monticello and commune with the spirit Of
Thomas jefferson II they were not Satisfied
its eide. These remarks were supplemented
by Yankee Doodle" by the band.
Thomas A; Atchison, young LAWYER said
he was proud to lift up his voice, and while he
did so the back end Of the audience and that
In the gallery dropped out into the street. They
w While W. d. o'pwyer. Henry Nicholds. j.
Brooks Leavitt. and Robert A. Van tyck wore
lifting up their voices. the hall was practically
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05
PULITZER CAN'T BULLY POST.
THH UNITED LABOR PARTY CANDI'
DATE WON'T WITHDRAW.

He Even Intinates that Paiitser 10 . Phsri-
see-Henry George and Hungry Jes-Dr.
McGIyuu Htnts at = Probable Recon-
cilistien with the Catholic Chnrch.
The big ratification meeting Of the United
Labor party last night In Cooper Union was
about as enthusiastic rs any that has been
packed into any hall in this town during the
political campaign. Tho big platform was
thronged with tho orators OF the party waiting
to got chance to be heard, and from the mo-
ment that James p. Archibald introduced the
Rev, Mr.. Kramer as tho Chairman OF the meet
Ing TO the last tones Of DR.. McGlynn's voice,
there were almost continuous outbursts Of ap-
plause.
Mr. kramer said that the principles vi the
party appealed to God and the moral nature Of
man. He said the Labor party prayed. Thy
will be done on earth as 1t IL In heaven" He
thought the party had improved on the party
OF last year, and was especially thankful that
been forcibly presented at tho Syracuse Con-
and b yst v aG Fl as is
tSat We have truth On our Side. which is bstter
ISs sra Ps ss :nS ss 1sss
ssss;lns as ss!a smsrs Stssss fSn +. uara
aiIs se.s e T msa Roam . 81
aSS in SS ut S 81 VIM
thing more than renown? i shall never com
PGas at Sss rad R4g to w hs
.ssS:; {. e. sss sss sP
my n1G party. That Il quite smother matter II e
would ssrS D nu MIas Nsns T.
AL how could the election OF Mr.. Niooll serve
the purposes OF the Labor. partyp have no
s ssss + S discuss personal issues SO will not
want, however. to say to z, y e that IT. the Y;
behind him + hate
sSss q Sse ana me- but SssSeon
him ~. he people attacking him are not n Sin;
In II Ns1 osrs
:sd before e US q dDa i.
III say this not to speak IN bis favor, but to
ha MI h 81 haE
In tie iaos and considering the best Interests
.; limited hsS9, ns
shall b your candidate until o'clock next
yo %hs h stlest stitched into feess the
Fl the g N,tn DEM
.ua aSss d0iiF Hsssr 80
time l. not dr Sstt sbs she
M William Rih S1S S.ss u talked
In praise Of Henry George who. when he ap.
s:s wrs IS I'D .a erfH 1t
held up TIE EyENiSa Sun. which printed tie
report that no had been conspiring with Mr..
P1tzsE e defeat MI Post TOR District Att0r
1nassiss.i y there '' We're Cries 81 Read ii,
mo no." said Mr.. George. II will not read
hs diapT deny that hs had had an interview
i for 1s ss sssa
sSns s ae He as
SsSr 9ss campaign and spoke for the candidates
5s,1 hS ssss nss. Of e: sy den
in oG S1 Ss bsad
se.s s !; !ss Ss Ssasfsd read from the affairs
He added led that recent steps had. been taken
with the highest authorities Of the Church to
give the reparation due to him, and that II he
then gladly xplSin Ills principles. but not until
do snS I'm r. ss
foe my manhood 10 order 70 be taken back"
s.se to Tho Shfstssa sss
ips. Of re%orse for ~ any done since my
sha rsssa my SaRhood and my ct
Ths remarks Of Dr.; MeGlynn We're received
hs referred to Bishop Moore's efforts to get
him Q reheRrinR before the Propaganda.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05
TIN STREET IL ron FELLoWa
Nioeii Men ere Laughed at There-Ne Tahers
fer nets 90 Col. Fellows.


Tho smoke Of the battle has penetrated
every nook and business offlce In the lower
part Of the city. The brokers on the Stock,
Roal Estate. Produce. Consolidated Stock and
Petroleum. Cotton, Coffee Maritime, and other
exchanges are not swayed by junk shop rub
bish, and yesterday were offering to 0 on
Fellows.
One Wall street firm provided its confidential
man with $4,000 and instructed him to put II
out on the little Colonel Up to dusk the
chicken-hearted supporters Of tho dude candi-
date declined to toe the mark. and the agent
was then instructed to roam about hotels dur
youths Ks sSo sRssr ssoass SeS
e sss ni RSRsz Siess s
You have the cold cash We don't want silk
II 'ISs: DON'T Want Want s9i lso q,
sss 81, s rs mePs9 sfih sssa's
thrust bis hand il the faces q ii!tis thr9ns
clustered near the nour tables and offered 20
any present bottle Of vine OF DC
Fellows would Be- frst under the wifc. 1900 w.
wake mrSns s
wonder what bad hit him. A Nicoll man told
sss TsR RI @ s ct t % S s
and f e 'Ssa 81 oT snc Sad' tSsss
odds oa M sh' she
Stock and Petroleum Exchange was the SCORE
Of Nicoll buttons worn by as many members.
Point, BROOKLYN. Bradford, Tlonesta, Titus
vile. OIL City, and Tideoute. Pa, and couldn't
IN FSs saens Gosd d pss s
the silk faced fall overcosts Of the brokers, and
that pleased them. Assistant Secretary Lewis
1T Intended % vote Tor MI. Nlcol. The con-
duct Of the World In the last few days has
changed me. I shall vote for Col Fellows. In
good people as ever lived) have been insulted
and .wronged.. The campaign against him has
not been conducted BY the editor OF the World
In an open. manly way. It has been contrary
to the principles OF American fair play, but
then the editor Of the World isn't An American.
conduot %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05
Lseal Political Notes.

Henry NJ. Goldfogle candidate for Justice Of
the Fifth Judicial district endorsed last night By ~
Drawback Rangerk at tho corner OF Front and Gouve
neur Streets Nathan Roberts Association, Mon
gomery and East Broadway; Thirteenth Ward volsA.
teers Corner Brooms and Clinton streets; Indepsndsat
Citizens 81 Cannon street; Thomas McManps Campaign
Club S46 Madison street; william Lynch Cir&e ieS
Broome street. krsusssr y SUFFOLK stIeesi
The Irving hall organization In the Fifteenth Asssu-
bly, district laAt night endorsed the nomnation OF Rich
ard Sullivan the candidate Of the united Democracy
JAmes strAnE. who was nomtnated for Alderman ~
tho Independent Republicans Of the Fifteenth Dstrl6b
last nigh retired voluntarily from thu heA. and ~
cArod In favor OF Mr.. Sullivan. b.
Mr Walton storu one Of ths Democrats candea.ses
TEsptyhTst Assembly diltrIeL Among his sndprlsrp
Jossph ]. ODonohue, f. g. FloWer !. RdWard sim.
mons President OF the Board Of Educ1tiOni Judge Geo
". Van H9esen nso Scott ~ p Fielding Pe!eI uoly1.
Change Mr Storm ssslsno%n Asstis club 'T man.
Akepnbiisan co!ee IN the Twenty fourth yard heAd.
ed by Hugh N. Camp ", McDAde, b. Bostwiok sad
reinforced BY suoh men Col 4. Wood late o. Tam.
many Hall have pat up ma9 for AldsrnAn. They ere
any sense endorssrs Of the esnddsts the ssnstsrs5
having been obtained to call for Independents meet
Ing which was mover held because the 1antor Of the
ha Kept .hS key n hts pocket and stayed away uata
esty q the state q New YorE hed wsdns:dsy sven.
Ing endorsed the Hon George v Roeseh for Assembly
-------
signal ORee Prediction.
EsiS ESSsthsr s9IdsE trssh e SSak nOstA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05
bet Dunrh,n Cock va. Nosed oud.

To THE EDITOR OF The SuN-Sir: have
been thinking seriousy about stopping the SUE until
after election. Not that Nico man, but because
am not accustomed to much Ill nature as has
marked the columns Of my favorts paper since this
scrimmags began But your editorial II thi; morn
not have missed for thousand dollars Hence my Joy
that did not go off. prematurely as were For real
solid stuff high up and low down. that article takes
only the but az the This side Of Jsru.a
Temar cd TO Kossuth; "Dot dunghill cock vas COM
betey noged Quit init dot club" With ppturnsd agi
tated palm. heres TO you. OhH OF YOuR KIND
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05

Pulitzer says In his junkman's favorite. the
Returned World of yesterday that he has some paper
signed By Col TaoWA He has copied in his paper In
pursuance Of the EnsAkinK methods and misguided poll
ey which leads him to try TO prove that the foe OF
the boodlsrh Col FslOWA Is not rich man.
But Judas IL not merely running newspaper and ad
yertisng Il with little boom for nickel he u for cold
easA IN spsrv tpay can BE- made Therefore, having
printed NJ Yslowss paper he Offers 10 "st very psral
disgouAt" "vyr he would sIplAia u you Questioned
him; ~ hAf got no more use for dot sell It sheAp
Daanness N beSxness"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05
TAs Tsllsws Fever is CateAIas.

County Clerk Flack got lot Of papers
from Lawyer Henry Purcell Of WATERFOWL.
n. Y, yesterday. with this message:
DEIH SIN; Please alo these papers for Also don't
tLil 10 aeul John H. FclOws
1.-The whols State seoms to have caught the
moasRge IL only ono OF thousAndg that como In
tAoa dt6NgVQt heztA Is The 5tat6.e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05
The werld u Traitor to tho Party.
D,o,a ths BrookI,,, Ctttr,n

clique OF newspapers is engaged in try
ing to- sell out the Democratic State ticket this
fall. The Republican members OF it are not
blameworthy II Is their. pretended Democratic
ally. the World, which has earned the ferce
hatred and contempt Of the community by It's
gagged In prosecuting Col. Fellows, with one
object in view, namely. the generalization OF
the Democratic party In New York on the eve
OF Presidential election.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05
PuIitzsP's Lying Abuse Rebutted by eae Of
Eieolps Champions.

Tho Eagle Is free to say to Mr.. Nicoll and
his friends that u the result of the election Is
small degree to the violent and personal char
aetsr Of the warfare wsged by NJ. Nicolls Jour
strengthsned Instead Of injured by the fierce
personal assaults to which he has been sub
iected. They have. created sympathy for him.
They have offended the American love OF fair
play. They have introduced matters that are
mot pertinent to the political issue Joined, and
excited ridicule BY their extravaganza.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05

There was young dudelet named Niooll,
Who got into q deuce of pickle
To gain selfish ends
He went back on his friends,
But was beaten By Fellows lass nckle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05

First Citizen-I want to make little bet on
the election. Brown
Second Citizen (saGerly)-Get your money up Hhbst
xou one hundred 10 eighty Fellow.
pirS. Cseii-Oh, nonsensoi that's the way went 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05
PUBLIC OPINION.

Even In Schools They Talk Fellews-Brisht
susgestlons from Othor Quarters.
To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir, ! am o
pupil of the evening school in Thirteenth street. and
seeing that you doing such great work In getting Col
Fellows elected asked several gentlemen who are
able vote who they would vote Tor election day
This 10 what got;
For Fellows.
For Nicou.
For rost
So you that Col Fellows 10 the choice everywhere
RwAD Txru lun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05
All Good Leaders aad fer Fsllswa.

FTONI NC TtFu UOstTFfT'
District Attorney MARITIME Mayor Abram s.
t9s tss DsmssFAts u New Hssk 70 follow. yhSy Are
" t.S ss'lsSA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05

There was q young man named De Lancey-
A dude and perfect Miss Nancy.
Said he, ~ suppose
With my canes and dude clothoS
I'd make District Attorney quite fancy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05

Scale Of prices for back numbers Of Junk
PulitEsr's World .,
Yer single pounu ~
FER hundred npuHnr
Fer thousand pounds Wa
Special rates will be made quantities OF one million
FoE baSlsS carpet UNDERTAKING packing shelf ornA-
psa'Asiop. AHa lsaztiag asss Fhs gSrs4 stands Al@
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05

signal oAee Prediction.
rs's Si.aIss. :Slslt s.f = ss!ss north
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05

Ghiidren Cry for Pitchers CAStsFia-
ARsEtssi pysgeEssisa for sADdFsaA sOnplAlutA-AsA
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-11-23
THE REGISTER is ABOVE PRICE.
That Paper Declines to Give COunte.
nance to An Unworthy Act.
D)I,,,nbin Re1ister.

CO[NlROtu lcglSteF.
The Registers compliments to the Sumter
Idudnce, and declines to copy Its criticism
upon the AbbeUilte Press and Banner, for love
or money.
The Abberille Press and Banner can take
care of itself. Az to the Register, we reply,
that while we do not 20 10 the A6berttie PreSs
and Banner or any other journal for Eight, :"
We regard our Abbeville contemporary as an
honest luminary that shines independently,
and many ofits rays weknow TO be bright and
wholesome
The Sumter Advance Is utterly unreaSona-
in its reference to this journal, and we brook
quietly no such treatment. On the scheme Of
the Industrial Mission School Society we COM
mented, expressed our unfavorable views,
but distinctly asked for more light, not from
our Abbeville contemporary, but from the
fathers of the scheme. The Register did more.
The editor mailed a copy OF his editorial 10
| the supposed head OF the enterprise The
| Re0iste1 received no answer from any source.
| The Sumter Il Aduance is now inspired, as we
| presume, to write an offensive assault on the
| Press and Banner, and has the assurance Ia
say at The cloSe-"Colunbia Register please
copy and send bill 10 Press and Banner office. y
Does the Adrance propose to try to nmuSe
II is no fight of ours, and the Sumter Advance
being on the war path in pious crusade
may adpance, If it please, upon the Abbeville
entrenchme One word more as 10 our.
selves. We made an argument and delivered
| ii. Let the Sumter Adrdncc, or any OF the sup
porters OF the scheme under review, meet t that.
| Names with us outside Of argument do not
count.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-11-23
BRIERWooD POINTS.
A Compliment TO the ''Press and
Banner'' What was Said to
"Bcst Giri"...ReturningP Pilgrim...
Wheat. OQtS. DC.
GREENWOOD, Nov. 2lst, Is

GREENWOOD, Nov. 2lSt, 1887.
Wise Is the man who, having nothing tC
say, SAYS it that Brier is not possessed OF such
wisdom will probably be the verdict of some
when they finish his, this weeks quota.
Some OF Black wells young men are fire.
quently seen in our community. Pretty girl:
will attract, and the man who says BrierwooC
don't furnish such Is blind.
Miss A. l.. Nickles, one OF Brierwood's S love
lieSt girls, Is visiting relatives near Hodges.
Bird-huntcrs are Staying the innocent Great
ures right and left.
Greenwood wants factory, eh? If Green.
wood would stamp out the Illegal sale OF H.
Quor within its limits, it then would have
Lullded for itselfa monument greater than II
factory could possibly prove, to be. Shame
on the christian sentiment OF any town that
allows such things to be.
After spending some time with relatives, at
White Hull, Miss Leila Smith returned 10 hLr
home last Sabbath.
The Press and Banner is about the only
county paper taken in this community. 1t is
deservedly popular
Wheat sowing has commenced. good av-
everage will be sown.
That there are some people In the world
should they ever BIZ so fortunate as TO reach
heaven and find no dogs there, would be mis-.
erable, Is verify believed by this scribe. That
some people seem to think that dogs rs well
as wives are entitled to church privileges on
the Sabbath. and that If either must be the
latter, is also believed, Furthermore it Is be-
not live more than thousand miles from
tranquil church,
Mr.. r. n. les and son are Off on visit
to Laurens county.
We heard young man say to his best girl
last Sabbath, that he would call in the preach
er II she was willing. Her reply was drowned
In the multitude OF voices around.
Mr. Vest Ellemburg. after being absent two
years In Texas, landed back In his native
county last week. No more Texas for him.
BRIER
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-11-23


AUDITOR JONES has an important notice
you.
Fifty thousand dollars was subscribed to
the Due West Factory last Saturday.
COTTON was 93s yesterday evening at Alb.
beville.
MEsSRs. H. w. Lawson & Co. present an
attractive advertisement of their Christmas
goods, which are of the incest kind.
THE millinery stores are crowded every day
with ladies' from every part of the county.
IT seems that business will be suspended to-
morrow on account of Thanksgiving.
The unusually large number Of young
men committed TO the State insane aSy-
lum OF Michigan in the last year and hal
has led to the discovery that almost all of
them smoked cigarettes to excess. In many
cases II Is said to be absolutely certain that
cigarette smoking WAS the cause OF the insani-
ty. 1t Is also reported that Il prominent Socic-
Is young man In Detroit has been made deaf
by cigarette smoking.
Andrew Johnson never attended school q
day, but WIS taught to read and write by his
wife. Newspapers did the rest.
A petition is being gotten up in Halsellvillc
township for Il subscription 10 the Georgia.
Carolina IL Northern Railroad.- WinsbOroT0I
NeWS and H"r0td.
Hoper's Weekly gives Capt. ]. l.. Weber of
of publishing his portrait as the originator of
Gala Week. 1t says: Capt. Weber did not
arrange the details of the festival, but had he
not thought of II. the probabilities are that IT
would not have occurred"
At Newberry Wednesday, after two days
trial, Col. George Johnstone was acquitted Of
the murder OF John B. Jones.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-11-23

The Car and Machine Shops of the
Cincinnati Southern Railway Com
pany at Ludlow, KY, were destroyed
by fire Nov. IS. 1t is stated that 500
workmen have been thrown out OF
employment. Estimated loss, Sl75, 600.
Fully insured.
The Messenger of Peace, Richmond,
Ind, is approaching the close of its
seventeenth year. 4 steady worker
for peace our valued exchange.
1t is said that French capitalists are
considering scheme for bridging the
English Channel.
The South Carolina Conference of
the A. NJ. E. Zion Church in America
convened in Yorkvillc, Nov. 1G, Bsh-
op Jones, of Washington, ID. c., pre-
siding. Members, $4,000; churches
and missions, l1G; travelling and local
preachers, 225.
Mr. J. NJ. Fulton, an industrious and
prosperous farmer of Darlington Coun-
ty, during Fair week, paid his compli-
ments to the NEIGHBoR and also to
the editor.
Prof. S. P. Langley has been elected
Secretary of Smithsonian Institute to
succeed the late Prof. S. F. Baird.